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Open Source Leadership Summit 2018

March 6-8, 2018 - Sonoma, CA
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2:00pm

Pre-Summit Activities Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn

4:00pm

Pre-Registration Hotel Lobby

6:30pm

Networking & Wine-Tasting with Merry Edwards Winery Sonoma Valley Patio

7:30pm

Networking & S'mores by The Fire Pits Fairmont Fire Pits

7:30am

Registration Hotel Lobby

7:45am

Continental Breakfast Breezeway Lawn Tent

9:00am

Keynote: Welcome and Opening Remarks - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation Pavilion Theater

9:30am

Keynote: Congratulations, Kubernetes! - Chen Goldberg, Director of Engineering, Google Cloud Pavilion Theater

9:55am

Keynote: Security is Everyone's Responsibility - Marten Mickos, CEO, HackerOne Pavilion Theater

10:20am

Keynote Panel: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning - Deepak Agarwal, VP of Engineering, LinkedIn; Mazin Gilbert, VP of Advanced Technology, AT&T Labs; Rachel Thomas, Co-founder, fast.ai; Tarry Singh, Deep... Pavilion Theater

10:55am

Coffee Break Breezeway Lawn Tent

11:30am

Crafting an Open Source Product Strategy - Dave Neary, Red Hat Sonoma Valley Room The Evolution of the Open Source Software Foundation - Stephen R. Walli, Microsoft Kenwood 2 Review of Governance Models of Community-Driven Open Source Projects - Scott Nicholas, The Linux Foundation Kenwood 1 Update on OpenChain: The Next Twelve Months of the Industry Standard for Compliance - Shane Coughlan, OpenChain The Vineyard Room Maintaining Maintainers - Maggie Pint, Microsoft Pavilion Theater

12:10pm

Driving Open Source Programs in Conservative Companies - Eddie Satterly, DataNexus Sonoma Valley Room Open Source Governance: The Hard Parts - Nell Shamrell-Harrington, Chef & Operation Code Kenwood 2 CHAOSS: Exploring Open Source Project Diversity & Inclusion - Matt Germonprez, University of Nebraska; Nicole Huesman, Intel; Daniel Izquierdo, Bitergia Kenwood 1 Project Updates: Kubernetes - Ihor Dvoretskyi, Cloud Native Computing Foundation The Vineyard Room How Target Made It Super Easy for Developers to Contribute to Open Source - Dan Cundiff, Target Corporation Pavilion Theater

12:40pm

Lunch Breezeway Lawn Tent

2:10pm

Growing Open Source at Amazon - Alolita Sharma, Amazon Web Services Sonoma Valley Room Implementing Open Source as Your Business Model - Miguel Zuniga, Mirantis Kenwood 2 What We Learned from Metrics as Community Managers - Ray Paik, The Linux Foundation & Ildiko Vancsa, OpenStack Foundation Kenwood 1 A Learning Platform that Delights: A Cloud Foundry Roadmap Update - Chip Childers, Cloud Foundry Foundation The Vineyard Room Launch It or Leave It: Samsung’s Process for Vetting New OSS Consortium Proposals - Brian Warner, Samsung Pavilion Theater

2:50pm

Cloud is Eating Open Source. So? - Subbu Allamaraju, Expedia Sonoma Valley Room Don't Own Projects, Lead Them - Dirk Hohndel, VMware Kenwood 2 Promoting Your Open Source Project. Social Media and Communications - Tips, Tricks, and Being Effective - Kim McMahon, {code} Kenwood 1 Chopping Wood and Carrying Water to Build a Sustainable and Inclusive Community - Jaice Singer DuMars, Microsoft & Sarah Novotny, Google Pavilion Theater

3:20pm

Coffee Break Breezeway Lawn Tent

3:50pm

10 Pragmatic Lessons for Building Data Collaboration - Patrick McGarry, data.world Sonoma Valley Room Culture First, Process Second, Tools Last: Enabling Collaboration the Open Source Way - Guy Martin, Autodesk Kenwood 2 Collaboration Models Across Companies and Industries to Coordinate and Resolve Industrial Wide Issues - Linda Wang, Red Hat Kenwood 1 JavaScript is Everywhere: Exploring the JavaScript Ecosystem with the JS Foundation - Kris Borchers, JS Foundation The Vineyard Room So You've Decided You Need an Open Source Program Office - Duane O'Brien, Indeed.com & Nithya Ruff, Comcast Pavilion Theater

4:30pm

Strategies for Building Open Source Communities - Jeffrey Osier-Mixon, Intel Sonoma Valley Room Standardization Practical Cases in Open Source Projects - Li Li, Huawei Kenwood 2 Panel Discussion: Building and Maintaining Open Source Communities - Moderated by Jonas Rosland, {code} Kenwood 1 Capstone Projects as a Vehicle for Open Source at Twitter - Remy DeCausemaker, Twitter Pavilion Theater

5:10pm

The Challenges of Creating a Sustainable Open Source Business Model - Haseeb Akhtar & Chris Price, Ericsson Sonoma Valley Room Open Source & Dollar Bills: Navigating Technology Sea Changes with an Open Technology Strategy - Tasha Drew, Habitat.sh Kenwood 2 Building Authentic Communities: Upholding Developer Values while Delivering Customer Value - Leslie Hawthorn, Red Hat Kenwood 1 Purpose-Driven Contribution Decisions - Johan Linåker, Lund University & Nithya Ruff, Comcast Pavilion Theater

5:30pm

Networking & Wine Tasting with Benzinger Family Winery Breezeway Lawn Tent

5:45pm

TODO Group (Open Source Program Management) Happy Hour Carneros Suite

6:30pm

Meet & Eat (sign up at The Registration Desk by 2:00 PM) Hotel Lobby

7:30pm

Nightly Networking Breezeway Lawn Tent

8:00am

Continental Breakfast Breezeway Lawn Tent Registration Hotel Lobby

9:00am

Keynote: AI Owes its Rebirth to Open Source and the Cloud - Mark Russinovich, CTO, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Pavilion Theater

9:25am

Keynote: Serverless State of the Union - Austen Collins, Founder & CEO, Serverless Inc. Pavilion Theater

10:00am

Keynote: 6 Months In: A User’s Journey into the Foundation - Dustin Bennett, Software Engineer Sr. Manager & Sheetal Pole, Software Engineer Manager, The Home Depot Pavilion Theater

10:25am

Keynote: Realizing the Full Potential of NOAA’s Open Data - Edward Kearns, Chief Data Officer, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Pavilion Theater

10:50am

Keynote: Blockchain Technology at Change Healthcare - Aaron Symanski, Chief Technology Officer, Change Healthcare Pavilion Theater

11:10am

Coffee Break Breezeway Lawn Tent

11:40am

Rebooting an Open Source Project - Amye Scavarda, Red Hat Kenwood 1 Building a Certified Partner Community for Linux and Cloud Native Computing - Klaus Behrla, Trainlux Linux Services & Stephen Walli, Microsoft Kenwood 2 Do You Know Who Your Stakeholders Are? - Stormy Peters, Red Hat Sonoma Valley Room Meet PURL: A Mostly Universal Package URL to Reference and Identify Packages - Philippe Ombredanne, AboutCode.org The Vineyard Room Building an Open Source Community for Distributed Energy - Thomas Tansy, SunSpec Alliance Pavilion Theater

12:20pm

REUSE Principles for Automating License Compliance Processes - Jonas Öberg, Free Software Foundation Europe Sonoma Valley Room Product Management in the Open Source World (Kubernetes Community Lessons Learned) - Ihor Dvoretskyi, Cloud Native Computing Foundation Kenwood 1 $70B+ Open Source Software Paradox - Joseph Jacks, Aljabr & Varun Talwar, Google Kenwood 2 Theia - A Next Gen Cloud Native IDE - Chris Price & Gunnar Nilsson, Ericsson The Vineyard Room Building Facebook Open Source - Christine Abernathy, Facebook Pavilion Theater

12:50pm

Lunch Breezeway Lawn Tent

2:00pm

Automating Compliance: Solving the Problem at the ‘Source' - Philippe Ombredanne, AboutCode.org, Kate Stewart & Greg Kroah-Hartman, The Linux Foundation Sonoma Valley Room Doing Open Source and Community Well: Pragmatic Do's and Dont's - Jono Bacon, Strategy Consultant Kenwood 1 Make Yourself Useful: How to be an Effective (Non-Profit) Board Member - Deb Bryant, Red Hat Kenwood 2 Data is Everyone's Responsibility - Val Bercovici & Duncan Johnston-Watt The Vineyard Room Beyond Code: Secret Ingredients to Successful Open Source Practices - Lauren Britton & Suzanne Ambiel, VMware Pavilion Theater

2:40pm

Scaling an Open Source Program with Automation and Tooling - James Ward, Salesforce.com Sonoma Valley Room Lessons Learned Using GitHub for Corporate Open Source - Charles Eckel, Cisco Kenwood 1 Is There an Open Source Business Model: YES or NO? - Jeffrey Borek, IBM & Stephen Walli, Microsoft Kenwood 2 CHAOSS Working Session The Vineyard Room The Rise of Open Source in the Manufacturing Industry - Steffen Evers, Bosch Software Innovations Pavilion Theater

3:10pm

Coffee Break Breezeway Lawn Tent

3:40pm

DevOps & Insurance Company: Create a Bridge between Security and Change - Jonathan Le Lous, Manulife Sonoma Valley Room The Ansible Project: A Case Study in Modularity and Community - Robyn Bergeron, Red Hat Kenwood 1 Panel Discussion: Why Marketing Matters: For Open Source Projects, Companies Using Open Source Technologies and Companies Selling Them - Moderated by Wendy Cartee, VMware Kenwood 2 Open Core: What Features Should Be Open Source? - Sid Sijbrandij, Sit Lab The Vineyard Room ClearlyDefined: Enabling Project Success through Metadata - Jeff McAffer, Microsoft & Rashmi Chitrakar, Qualcomm Pavilion Theater

4:20pm

Leveraging Open Source Projects for Open Source Management - Steffen Evers, Bosch Software Innovations Sonoma Valley Room Change - Darren Hart, VMware Kenwood 1 The Remote Culture Recipe - Erica Brescia, Bitnami Kenwood 2 FLOSS Body of Knowledge: Assemble Organized Document The Vineyard Room Internal Company Standards and Open Source Coordination - Craig Northway, Qualcomm Technologies Pavilion Theater

5:00pm

Tackling Compliance for Containers with Tern - Nisha Kumar, VMware Sonoma Valley Room Open Source is Being Ruined and It’s All Our Fault - Brian Redbeard, CoreOS Kenwood 1 Creating a Culture of Innovation - Craig Martin, Kenzan Kenwood 2 Arm's Journey to Creating an Open Source Office - Jilayne Lovejoy & Philippe Robin, ARM Pavilion Theater

6:30pm

Open Source Leadership Summit Evening Reception (Buses begin departing at 6:15pm) Jacuzzi Family Vineyards

9:30pm

After Hours Networking Breezeway Lawn Tent

8:00am

Continental Breakfast Breezeway Lawn Tent Registration Hotel Lobby

9:00am

Keynote: John M. Jack, Board Partner, Andreessen Horowitz and Advisor to The Linux Foundation & Patrick Heim, Operating Partner & CISO, ClearSky Security Pavilion Theater

9:35am

Keynote: Cloud End User Panel - Subbu Allamaraju, VP of Technology, Expedia; Justin Dean, SVP of Platform & TechOps, TicketMaster; Nidhi Gupta, SVP of Technology, Hired Pavilion Theater

10:10am

Keynote Panel: Open Source Investments - Jocelyn Goldfein, Zetta Venture Partners; Jake Flomenberg, Accel; Erica Brescia, Bitnami; Gary Little, Canvas Ventures; Sirish Raghuram, Platform9; Idit Levine, solo.io... Pavilion Theater

10:55am

Coffee Break Breezeway Lawn Tent

11:20am

License Information Management - Case Study - Steve Winslow & Kate Stewart, The Linux Foundation Kenwood 1 Cathedrals in the Cloud: The Future of Open APIs and The Web - Mike Amundsen, Author Sonoma Valley Room Accenture's Open Source Journey - Sven Loberg & Matthew Lancaster, Accenture Pavilion Theater Enable Your Microservices with Advanced Resiliency and Fault Tolerance Leveraging Istio - Animesh Singh & Tommy Li, IBM Tower FOSSA Goes Open Source: Fast, Reliable & Battle-Tested Dependency Analysis The Vineyard Room Software Philanthropy for Everyone - Kevin P. Fleming, Bloomberg Kenwood 2

12:00pm

SPDX vs The Spreadsheet - A Governance Fight to the Death - Yev Bronshteyn, Black Duck Software Kenwood 1 Development Practices and Lessons Learnt from Two Open Source Projects: gRPC and Protocol Buffers - Jayant Kolhe, Google Sonoma Valley Room How Houghton Mifflin Harcourt went from Months to Minutes with Infrastructure Delivery - Robert Allen, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Pavilion Theater Open-source Processors and RISC-V: Delivering the Possibilities of Data - Martin Fink, Western Digital Corporation Tower Clearly Defined Cloud Sourcing Licensing & Security (Post Talk Q&A) The Vineyard Room Managing "Desire Path" Effects in Open Source Governance - Justin Rackliffe, Fidelity Investments Kenwood 2

12:30pm

Lunch Breezeway Lawn Tent

1:50pm

The Need for Build-time Analysis in Open Source Compliance Tooling: Lessons Learned from the Quartermaster Prototype - Mirko Boehm, Endocode AG Kenwood 1 Lessons Learned Creating a Blockchain Ledger for Managing Software Parts - Sameer Ahmed & Mark Gisi, Wind River Systems Sonoma Valley Room Lessons Learned from a Decade of Running an Open Source Services Business - Walter Heck, OlinData Pavilion Theater Connecting the Non-Linux 99% with Sustainably-Sourced Hardware - James Walker, Informative Technologies Tower Networking, Edge and AI - Arpit Joshipura, The Linux Foundation The Vineyard Room Zen and the Business Art of Open Source Maintenance - Timothy Pepper, VMware Kenwood 2

2:30pm

OSS Review Toolkit: Automating FOSS Reviews within CI/CD - Thomas Steenbergen, HERE Technologies Kenwood 1 Case Study: From Internal Processes to a Community-Based Platform: How to Successfully Transform to Open Source - Alla Goldner, Amdocs Sonoma Valley Room Everything is Terrible and We're to Blame - Jim Perrin, Red Hat Pavilion Theater Demystifying Blockchain: With All The Hype, Does Your Business Really Need It? - Travin Keith, Agavon Tower Open Source for the City - Boris van Hoytema, City of Amsterdam Kenwood 2 Deep Learning/AI Career with Open Source The Vineyard Room

3:00pm

Coffee Break Breezeway Lawn Tent

3:30pm

Scanning Your Code with ScanCode: Automating FOSS Compliance with AboutCode - Philippe Ombredanne, nexB Kenwood 1 Stories from the Field – Triumphant Successes and Epic Failures of Corporate Engagement in Open Source Projects - Phil Robb, The Linux Foundation Sonoma Valley Room Must Software Always be this Bad? - William Morgan, Buoyant Tower Is Blockchain Right for Your Company? - Travin Keith, AGAVON The Vineyard Room Evolution Sans Revolution -- A Journey Toward Open Source Governance - Mike Place, The SaltStack Project Kenwood 2

4:10pm

Staying on Top of Trademark Confusion with Kodi, a Consumer-focused Open Source Project - Nathan Betzen & Keith Herrington, XBMC Foundation Kenwood 1 CNCF: Making Standards without Standards - Doug Davis, IBM Sonoma Valley Room Translating Linux Success to Open Hardware - Marcin Jakubowski, Open Source Ecology Tower How the LFN TAC is Moving Forward The Vineyard Room Handling Security Flaws in an Open Source Project - Jeremy Allison, Google Kenwood 2

5:00pm

Networking & Wine Tasting with Gundlach Bundschchu Winery Breezeway Lawn Tent

6:30pm

Meet & Eat (sign up at The Registration Desk by 2:00 PM) Hotel Lobby

7:30pm

Nightly Networking Breezeway Lawn Tent

9:00am

Post-Summit Activities Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn